Jefferson Grubbs

mentally I’m at The Cottage

[Jefferson Grubbs @MrScreenAddict]

@FunnyTummyART @izoooooom @Mattylyd @zerowontmiss What stops you from waiting until a weekly release is done and bingeing it?

[Jefferson Grubbs @MrScreenAddict]

1. Parasite
2. Everything Everywhere
3. One Battle After Another
4. Oppenheimer
5. Anora
6. Moonlight
7. The Shape of Water
8. Nomadland
9. Green Book
10. CODA

[Matt Neglia @NextBestPicture]

How would you rank the last ten #Oscar Best Picture winners?

2016: Moonlight
2017: The Shape Of Water
2018: Green Book
2019: Parasite
2020: Nomadland
2021: CODA
2022: Everything Everywhere All At Once
2023: Oppenheimer
2024: Anora
2025: One Battle After Another

[Jefferson Grubbs @MrScreenAddict]

@AwardsWatchErik One of one! ❤️

[Jefferson Grubbs @MrScreenAddict]

I’m going down with the Chalamet ship 🫡 #Oscars

[Jefferson Grubbs @MrScreenAddict]

@AKlay19 @wellnotactually Didn’t Timothee beat him at CCA?

[Jefferson Grubbs @MrScreenAddict]

@OscarRunnerUp 1. OBAA
2. Marty Supreme
3. Bugonia
4. Hamnet
5. Sentimental Value
6. The Secret Agent
7. Sinners
8. Train Dreams
9. Frankenstein
10. F1

[Jefferson Grubbs @MrScreenAddict]

@OscarRunnerUp 1. Anderson
2. Safdie
3. Zhao
4. Trier
5. Coogler

Bonus: Lanthimos, Bugonia

[Jefferson Grubbs @MrScreenAddict]

@ByClaytonDavis None of those actors were the *only* nominee in their category whose film wasn’t nominated for BP, like Hawke is. If you’re the only one not from a BP movie, you don’t win. It has happened only once in 97 years (William Holden in 1953). Hawke isn’t winning.

[Jefferson Grubbs @MrScreenAddict]

@OscarRunnerUp 1. Chalamet
2. DiCaprio
3. Moura
4. Hawke
5. Jordan

Bonus: Jesse Plemons, Bugonia

[Jefferson Grubbs @MrScreenAddict]

@OscarRunnerUp 1. Byrne
2. Buckley
3. Stone
4. Reinsve
5. Hudson

Bonus: Sally Hawkins, Bring Her Back

[Jefferson Grubbs @MrScreenAddict]

@OscarRunnerUp 1. Marty Supreme
2. Sentimental Value
3. It Was Just an Accident
4. Blue Moon
5. Sinners

Bonus: Twinless

[Jefferson Grubbs @MrScreenAddict]

@OscarRunnerUp 1. OBAA
2. Bugonia
3. Hamnet
4. Frankenstein
5. Train Dreams

Bonus: Hedda

[Jefferson Grubbs @MrScreenAddict]

Need them to see me from across the room and like my vibe

[daily concois @concoisfiles]

THEY RELEASED THE PHOTO!!!

[Jefferson Grubbs @MrScreenAddict]

@JedKingly Yep you’re right. It’s is more than usual and it sucks

[Jefferson Grubbs @MrScreenAddict]

Another #Oscars record was shattered today, and it's one I'm a lot less enthusiastic about...

This year, 8 categories are filled 5/5 by movies nominated for Best Picture: Dir, Supp Actor, Adapted, Casting, Editing, Cine, Prod, Score.

That *doubles* the previous record of 4.

[Jefferson Grubbs @MrScreenAddict]

I've always thought the expanded BP ballot was a good thing, shining a spotlight on different kinds of movies that never would've had a chance before. But now I'm wondering if it isn't just encouraging laziness in voters, like they don't have to look outside it for anything else.

[Jefferson Grubbs @MrScreenAddict]

Another #Oscars record was shattered today, and it's one I'm a lot less enthusiastic about...

This year, 8 categories are filled 5/5 by movies nominated for Best Picture: Dir, Supp Actor, Adapted, Casting, Editing, Cine, Prod, Score.

That *doubles* the previous record of 4.

[Jefferson Grubbs @MrScreenAddict]

There's so much less variety and spice in the Oscar nominations these days and I find that depressing. Sure, you still occasionally get an out-of-left-field pick (what even *is* Viva Verdi??), but overall you can just expect the same 10 suspects to show up over and over again.